The she shuffled off to chorus recitals featuring Eye of the Tiger AND unexpected African tribal numbers, dance marathons that lasted longer than the Olympics, and a Summer House reunion so chaotic she literally ran out of a recital to make it home in time.

They also cover:
• A political fundraiser full of homosexuals and zero gratitude from the candidate
• A surprise 80th birthday party that nearly became a medical emergency
• A reptile‑themed children’s party featuring a vinegar‑shooting bug (yes, really)
• Golf, illness, French onion soup, spicy wings, and a cassata cake that changed lives
• A marathon of movies, documentaries, and unhinged TV, from Sally Field to a dressage scandal that absolutely did not need to go that hard
• Sam reading an entire thriller in one day because she is, in fact, built different

It’s Pride Month, the chaos is high, the homophobes are uncomfortable, and we’re thriving. 🌈✨

Sam spends the weekend walking approximately 4000 miles around Delaware Park (by choice??), wins half a butcher shop at a meat raffle, and then nearly dies recaulking her bathtub after the caulk slapped her in the face like it had a personal vendetta.

Meanwhile, Jeff is out here fighting hockey fans, rescuing entire stadium sections with his Karen‑for‑good powers, and watching enough cult documentaries to start his own.

Together, they spiral through Buckwild marathons, hot tub overstimulation, crispy Diet Cokes, and the ongoing saga of “Why Is My House Falling Apart?”

It’s unhinged. It’s sweaty. It’s deeply on brand.

But wait, it gets smarter… kind of. Sam goes to D.C. and ends up in a mock trial about a self-driving car murder so naturally, we unpack AI ethics like we’re both lawyers (we’re not). Toss in airport Bloody Marys, way too many plans, TV recs, book obsessions, and a little light judgment of people who shop in multiple stores for fun (???), and you’ve got an episode that is equal parts chaotic, thoughtful, and just the right amount of dramatic. Tune in you’ll laugh, you’ll think, you’ll probably judge us… and honestly, that’s the goal.

Jeff, meanwhile, is out here defending AMC like it’s a religion, dragging Regal’s “shitass seats,” and reminding Sam that TikTok agreeing with him doesn’t mean she’s right, it just means the algorithm thinks she’s dramatic. We also get brunch noise complaints, golf‑related joint pain, dog‑sitting adventures, and a brief but passionate rant about millennials ruining art with unnecessary sequels.

If you like unfiltered opinions, petty arguments, and two best friends who love each other but also low‑key want to strangle each other, this episode is your Roman Empire.

Jeff kicks things off by surviving another week of bartending, knee pain, and the existential crisis that comes from being scheduled for a double at his fun part‑time job. A surprise rainstorm frees him from manual labor and launches him straight into a six‑person “party” (read: wine‑drunk hangout) where a psychic medium proceeds to drag everyone’s souls across the carpet. Jeff’s reading? Shockingly accurate, mildly unhinged, and apparently sponsored by his dead relatives. Love that for him.

Meanwhile, Sam gets yanked into the Kevin Guest House gala with about 12 minutes’ notice and somehow ends up at the most aggressively catered event in Buffalo history. We’re talking chicken finger sliders, mashed potato bars, gelato, Italian sandwiches, pizza logs — basically a Golden Corral fever dream but make it charity. She bids on a color analysis, loses, and immediately spirals into a rant about why it costs $450 to be told you’re a “soft autumn.”

Together, they unpack psychic predictions, family ghosts, work chaos, Aldi jump scares, and the ongoing saga of Sam’s upcoming DC trip where she fully intends to interrogate her VP over cocktails like she’s hosting Watch What Happens Live.

It’s messy. It’s dramatic. It’s deeply unserious.
Welcome to Chit Chat 200 — the delusion is celebratory.

Soft life dreams, hard life realities, and unhinged storytelling — welcome to Chit Chat 199.

We’ve got golf disasters, meat raffle victories, Dateline heartbreak, a surprise home‑cooked dinner after a massive text misunderstanding, and a bachelor‑party koozie featuring “Samantha Roxy” found next to the bed (“VIP adult entertainer… call me when you need a good time” ). It’s messy, it’s relatable, it’s Chit Chat. 

The episode opens with a deep dive into 2000s worship music, including a memorable discovery of "He Will Raise You Up on Eagle's Wings" during a hotel stay in Cleveland. From there, things get personal fast. Cameron keeps coming home late on Fridays without warning

This week's episode also included a trip to Hamilton, Canada for a Cardi B concert with Miles, a cooking class where tiramisu was made with Chef Camille, and Easter dinner featuring prosciutto-spinach-provolone stuffed chicken. The week was full, genuinely full.

Tune in for the whole story.

Honestly, the week described here is a lot. Sam drove Cameron to the airport before dawn, then spent hours scrubbing down the bathroom after a stomach bug. Meanwhile, Jeff was recovering from a suspicious roast beef sandwich at Wagner's in Lockport that caused some serious digestive regret. Between a hockey game with a $55 all-you-can-eat buffet, a birthday ice cream cake debate (double chunk espresso versus vanilla, the real conflict), and a surprisingly impressive night out at a strip club, there is genuinely something for everyone here.

What does it say about us when the most memorable part of a week involves Trader Joe's dumplings and RuPaul's Drag Race Season 11?

(Nina West gets a well-deserved shoutout, by the way.) The conversation also touches on "Inside the Manosphere," a documentary the speakers strongly recommend for exposing how male influencers manufacture outrage for profit.

If you want a warm, funny, and completely unfiltered look at real friendship and everyday life, press play.

Between scheduling conflicts and social exhaustion, these two have been living their best chaotic lives. From a disappointing 3 hour bingo event that only featured four actual games, to the darkly comedic musical "Kimberly Akimbo" about a teenager with a rare aging disease, their entertainment choices ran the gamut. The show earned five Tony Awards, though their companion found it confusing while Sam loved every minute.

What happens when you attend a Buffalo fundraiser and your $10 donation gets publicly displayed next to much larger contributions? The Great Buffalo Debate brought spirited arguments about whether sponge candy or chicken wings represent peak Buffalo innovation. Meanwhile, their weekend spiraled into indulgence territory with full Philly cheesesteaks, regrettable tailgate beers, and ice cream that nobody could finish.

Tune in to hear about their media binges, including thoughts on Netflix's age-guessing show and the controversy surrounding a canceled Bachelor season.

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This week's conversation covers everything from questionable movie theater encounters to the most exciting 8-7 hockey game featuring multiple fights and power play goals. The Sabres' impressive turnaround under returning coach Lindy Ruff gets discussed, along with deep cleaning discoveries like smudged walls and dusty cabinet floors that somehow go unnoticed for months. There's also the bizarre turkey pot pie incident at West End Inn in Hamburg, imagine ordering pot pie and receiving spicy soup with pita bread instead. The kind waitress agreed it looked disgusting and offered to remove it from the menu entirely.

The speakers also share their weekend activities, including a haul from Palette Bros in Hamburg where everything costs just five dollars on special days, watching Paradise with Shailene Woodley, and dealing with persistent dog accidents requiring enzymatic carpet treatment. They touch on reading The Testaments by Margaret Atwood, starting a new podcast called The Great Vine, and watching Heart Stoppers, a British series about LGBTQ+ youth that hits them emotionally.

Tune in for all the entertaining details and relatable weekend chaos.

In Seattle, they hit Pike Place Market for Beecher's mac and cheese and Greek gelato with exotic flavors, toured Lumen Field home of the Seattle Seahawks, and explored the Pop Culture Museum's impressive collections. The Chihuly Gardens featured stunning glass sculptures, and the Space Needle shot them up in just thirty-eight seconds. Their ferry ride to Bainbridge Island proved delightful and relaxing with beautiful views.

But let's talk about that Ferris wheel incident—one speaker's indulgent food choices created an increasingly uncomfortable situation over multiple rotations that required an urgent exit. They also caught a Disney Villains brunch at a queer bar, enjoyed espresso martinis throughout the day, and dealt with a birthday party host who refused to share cake.

The chaos, the food, the mishaps—it's all here. Listen to find out which moment almost derailed the entire trip.

The conversation weaves through Nancy Grace's return to cover a missing person case and America's Most Wanted, before landing on their bigger plan: a trip to Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. Sam's planning to visit Dollywood, a True Crime Museum with six floors covering everything from medieval crime to serial killers, plus a Titanic Museum and Noah's Ark Museum.

Between weekend stories about disappointing beer festivals and awkward comedy fundraisers, they share their struggle through an intense hot yoga class that left them repeatedly retreating to child's pose. One of them discovered they get faint when consuming cannabis while meal prepping, which led to ordering Alibaba Kebabs instead of cooking.

Sam's been watching Love is Blind and questioning why contestants with ideal partners keep pursuing others, critiquing Stranger Things for making magical abilities contingent on coming-out storylines, and expressing outrage over Tyra Banks's handling of serious incidents on America's Next Top Model.

Ready for some honest takes on travel plans, reality TV drama, and weekend adventures?

This week's episode dives into some uncomfortable truths about crowdfunding culture. The conversation kicks off with James Van Der Beek's trust-funded ranch purchase and a professional football player soliciting donations despite earning millions, both examples of wealthy people exploiting public generosity. (Because apparently having money doesn't mean you want to spend it.) The discussion gets particularly heated around a Buffalo business called Biker Bar, which raised significant funds before relocating to Miami without fulfilling orders.

Beyond the crowdfunding drama, there's also talk about stolen phones at fitness classes, Valentine's Day dinner at Prescott's Provisions, and a touching memorial for a woman who dined out seven nights a week just to be around people. The speakers also share their thoughts on The 'Burbs remake, which they found disappointing, and their take on the new season of Love is Blind.

Why is it so hard to just swap one taco for another?

Jeff's weekend started with a frustrating Friday night at a Mexican restaurant where the server refused to let them substitute a fish taco into their chorizo and steak trio selection. (Seriously, how hard can it be?) The weekend that followed was packed with celebrations: birthday gatherings for both Mike at Tees and Taps and Marie at Jen's, complete with virtual golf, endless food, and cake. On Sunday, Jeff's family celebrated multiple birthdays while welcoming their mother back from a trip.

Sam also caught the Grammys. Bruno Mars's opening performance stood out, though they felt uncomfortable with how some aging legends were presented on stage. The Post Malone and Slash tribute to Ozzy Osbourne was a highlight, but the multi-artist tribute segment felt confusing and overly crowded.

The week wrapped with discussions about Ryan Murphy's new FX series "Beauty" and some surprisingly delicious chicken wing soup.

Ready for more chaotic weekends and strong opinions? Give this episode a listen.

The conversation takes an unexpected medical turn when one speaker reveals they underwent kidney stone removal surgery on Monday. Despite being sedated for the first time and waking up disoriented, they declined the wheelchair and headed home to Miles, chicken finger pizza with blue cheese, and quality television. Recovery goals, honestly.

Between speed dating events with deviled-egg-devouring attendees, guilty gym cancellations with accountability partner Nettie, and weekend brunches at Roost (political reservations aside), these two pack a lot into their weeks. They discuss Southwest Airlines' anxiety-inducing lack of assigned seating, debate whether modern TV is unnecessarily long, and share book recommendations including Faith Gardner's "The Mirror House Girls" and Freida McFadden's "Dear Debbie."

What makes a speed dating event truly successful when half the attendees already know each other from previous dates?

Tune in for honest conversations about life's absurdities, medical adventures, and why watching podcasts on YouTube during workouts is actually genius.

Sam and Jeff dive into the week's biggest celebrity drama, starting with Kyle and Amanda's Summer House divorce. Sam pulls no punches about Kyle's infidelity and treatment of Amanda (who's finally breaking free). The conversation then shifts to Brooklyn Beckham's family tensions with Victoria and David, including claims about a ruined wedding that led to secret vow renewals without family present.

From celebrity gossip, the hosts transition to Buffalo Bills frustrations and Sam's whirlwind weekend. After watching her sister's dogs and catching a Bandits game, she headed to Denver for a Bills matchup despite that brutal 5:15 AM flight. The Y2K-themed game delivered great halftime entertainment, though the real story came later at a brewery where a bathroom incident involving a destroyed urinal created absolute chaos.

Beyond the urinal incident (which shall remain unspoken), Sam explored Denver with friend Corinne, visiting everything from the Molly Brown Museum to Columbine High School on a true crime tour. They even stopped at the International Church of Cannabis for meditation and laser shows. Back home, Sam celebrated her 41st birthday before catching a Will Arnett film about navigating divorce through stand-up.

Ready to hear about Lego disasters and Stranger Things confessions?

Could comfort food ever be worth the risk of poisoning yourself twice?

The conversation meanders through restaurant memories and favorite tuna preparations before diving into a frustrating medical saga. Jeff goes all KAREN again and vents about a cancelled kidney stone procedure because of semaglutide medication interfering with anesthesia and then describes his nightmare experience with Western New York Urology's scheduling department. Between rude staff members who yelled at them and appointment cancellations, they're planning to visit the office tomorrow determined to secure a confirmed procedure date.

He's also running on fumes caring for his sister's two energetic rescue dogs while juggling bartending shifts and planning a Denver trip for an upcoming game.

Tune in to hear the full story of medical mishaps, mercury poisoning, and exhausting dog-sitting duties.

From restaurant drama to stadium tears, this episode has it all. Jeff reflects on his reputation for being direct with staff (he's "softened in old age," apparently), while recounting a New Year's Eve shift that tested his patience. The weekend adventures escalated quickly—murder mystery games, a house party during treacherous driving conditions, and someone they dubbed "Fat Kid Rock" performing at Nashville's celebration.

But things got real at the Bills game. When the entire crowd emotionally sang "Iris" as Steve Tasker delivered his final farewell to the stadium, even watching clips later brought tears. The game itself? Let's just say projectile vomiting in the aisles and a justified boyfriend defending his girlfriend's dignity made for unforgettable moments.

Meanwhile, Sam powered through a New Year's anniversary dinner at Graylin despite running a fever. The bone marrow was divine, though $280 for their half of the bill (with wine and desserts) definitely felt like New Year's pricing. Cameron caught the flu immediately after, which led to an unexpected Canadian border crossing for wedding dress shopping.

The holiday season brought its share of mishaps. After specifically requesting only a Kindle for Christmas, Sam received cash instead, which technically covered the purchase but eliminated the joy of unwrapping that one item she wanted. How disappointing is it when people don't follow your extremely simple gift request? Meanwhile, her husband Cameron purchased himself a Masterclass subscription at 11:57 PM on Christmas Eve, accidentally ruining the exact surprise she had planned for him.

The conversation takes a dark turn when one host recounts waking up at 3 AM in excruciating pain, rushing to the emergency room where a PA literally punched his kidneys for diagnosis. The uric acid stone, caused by genetic factors and too much red meat and alcohol, led to uncontrollable vomiting and significant weight loss. After an awkward encounter with a nurse named Jezebel over fluorescent orange urine, he's now waiting to see a urologist while still carrying the stone around inside him.

Between medical trauma and Real Housewives drama, the hosts also discuss a Peruvian festival where people legally fight to settle grievances, their shrinking "mortal enemy list" since leaving UB, and why "girls' gays" support women's rights more than regular "gays." They watched Avatar: The Way of Water in uncomfortable IMAX seats, abandoned a terrible football thriller after an hour, and somehow ended up watching a Madea Christmas movie at midnight.

The conversation takes a more personal turn when discussing health scares, including an unexpected UTI that struck during a work orientation. They also dive into their weekend activities: wrapping Christmas presents with cocktails, attending a 50th birthday party with rugby players and an open bar, and binge-watching the series Wayward. What did they think about the show's depiction of institutional control versus cult dynamics?

But before the vacation, there was Miles' birthday dinner at Prescott Provisions. The strip steaks with roasted fingerling potatoes were excellent, and the brown butter pistachio cake with sea salt caramel gelato? Memorable. Though the server's oddly dismissive attitude did put a damper on the evening.

Between falling asleep during the Bills game and a weekend of pure junk food indulgence—mac and cheese, pizza, Doritos, the works—they somehow squeezed in two gym sessions and caught a Buffalo Sabres hockey game where the team actually scored. From theater talk about how Broadway's Wicked outshines the movie to praising the turkey club wrap at Wellington Pub, this week was packed. They also dive into some compelling entertainment recommendations, including the documentary Girl in the Picture and the Netflix series The Beast in Me starring Claire Danes.

Beyond their lighter viewing, the speakers dove into darker territory with boxing biopic Christy, starring Sydney Sweeney as boxer Christy Martin navigating self-acceptance as a lesbian. They also tackled All Her Fault on Peacock, though they felt the ten-episode length unnecessarily stretched the story. (They really do have strong opinions about bloated miniseries.) The conversation wandered through their week's activities—from working a memorable speed dating event at a bar to winning big at a meat raffle with four steaks, four lobster tails, and stuffed pork chops for just 120 dollars.

What entertainment choices define your viewing habits lately?

Tune in for their full takes on everything from Kim Kardashian's questionable casting decisions to why some workout classes burn fewer calories than you'd expect.

Have you noticed how everything costs more these days? From drag shows to meat raffles, entertainment prices have gotten completely unreasonable. Even dental care is breaking the bank—after a periodontist recommended an extra cleaning to monitor jaw surgery recovery, one speaker admitted they'll probably reschedule multiple times before actually showing up. In the entertainment world, Black Phone 2 delivered more supernatural elements than its predecessor but didn't quite measure up overall, while a casual baby shower at Delaware revealed how modern celebrations skip traditional games entirely.

The week's wildest moment? A marijuana experience gone so wrong that it ended with severe dizziness, vision problems, and a permanent goodbye to cannabis. After eventually recovering with candy and games, the next day brought a too-difficult Pilates class with Nettie—walking to the Bean proved much more manageable.

The journey begins with an ungodly 4:48 AM flight to Washington D.C., followed by day-drinking wine instead of hitting the gym, and helping friends create elaborate Halloween costumes involving planets and sashes. The weekend escalates with awkward steam room encounters at a trendy gay gym, defending questionable outfit choices at a child's party, and somehow ending up on an intense hiking adventure in fashion sneakers.

Between the laughs, there are moments of reflection on serious topics like campus shootings during Howard University's homecoming weekend, showing how tragedy has become disturbingly normalized. The episode also touches on political tensions when visiting friends with unexpected Trump memorabilia decorating their homes.

They explore generational quirks in the workplace, courthouse confusion over traffic fines, and a birthday trip to Ellicott City. Plus, a chaotic pitch competition leads to unexpected floor seats and five startups winning $1 million each.

From toddlers roughhousing puppies to shifting adult perspectives, this episode captures the messy, meaningful moments of modern life.

Tune in for honest reflections, unexpected laughs, and real-world growth.

The conversation takes an unexpected turn as they discuss following Sam's dive into "rapture TikToks" and joking about drinking to mark failed apocalyptic predictions, creating a perfect blend of mundane office life and end-times comedy. From there, it's a wild ride through weekend adventures including Bills games, expensive concert complaints, bartending struggles with unhelpful coworkers, and an unforgettable encounter with someone cleaning their prosthetic leg outside a restaurant.

The conversation flows from Burning Buffalo date nights with questionable Uber rides to unexpected encounters with former colleagues dispensing retirement advice. There's family drama with stubborn aging parents, forgotten birthdays turned into impromptu dinners, and the relatable struggle of partners who accumulate hobby gear but never actually use it.

The conversation takes us on a journey from Buffalo to Toronto, where clean streets and efficient public transit steal the show. 

Experience a day filled with everything from cod fritters to early morning walks around Delaware Park, sprinkled with birthday celebrations and movie nostalgia. Join the hosts as they share their adventures, from border-crossing anxiety to unexpected quiet bar visits, and explore the humorous side of relationships - including the classic struggle of living with a chronically late but incredibly nice spouse.

From fancy golf club experiences to heated debates about the best turkey dishes in town, this episode serves up a feast of relatable moments and genuine laughs.

Ready to feel like you're catching up with old friends? Tune in for an episode that proves life's best moments often come with a side of humor.

Jeff's trying to get every last round of golf in before the snow flies.  (Yes this wasn't written by AI this time)

The conversation weaves through personal revelations, including Campbell's two-year relationship journey and Tiffany's eight-year tenure at KeyBank, while touching on their shared passion for instructional design. Their authentic friendship shines through as they discuss everything from workout routines to their latest media obsessions, including "The Family Experiment" and "The Perfect Match."

Ready for a dose of real talk, genuine laughter, and relatable life moments? Tune in to this episode that perfectly captures the beautiful chaos of adulting while maintaining friendships and finding joy in unexpected places.

The heart of this episode lies in the authentic friendship between our hosts as they navigate life's changes together, from professional transitions to finding joy in simpler forms of exercise. Their playful exaggerations of their athletic pasts and shared experiences create a relatable and entertaining dialogue.

Ready for some genuine laughs and relatable content? Tune in to hear how these self-proclaimed "former athletes" tackle life's challenges with humor and heart.

The conversation weaves through memorable weekend escapades at Aunt Nancy's cabin on the Allegheny River, complete with boating adventures and unforgettable characters. A particularly engaging story involves a chaotic conference trip to Arlington that went hilariously wrong.

But it's not all fun and games – we dive into significant life changes, including a brave career switch after 14 years and the challenges of navigating the healthcare system. The episode wraps up with a nostalgic discussion of classic films, from "South Park" to "Jaws," highlighting how entertainment brings people together.

The conversation weaves through various adventures, from golf club mishaps to Fourth of July celebrations, beach escapades, and competitive wing sauce contests. Listeners will enjoy tales of pool-side surprises, local food discoveries, and the delicate balance between work and play.

The hosts share their takes on everything from medical mishaps to movie disappointments, all while maintaining their signature humor and camaraderie.

Ready for a dose of real-life comedy and heartwarming friendship? Tune in to this episode that proves sometimes the best stories are the ones that don't go according to plan.

The conversation weaves through serious topics and lighthearted moments, from hitchhiking tales to crime drama critiques, creating a tapestry of relatable experiences and engaging storytelling.

This episode takes you on a whirlwind journey through recent adventures and misadventures. From celebrating a rapid-fire tenure ceremony to packaging meals for those in need in the Buffalo community, our hosts share heartwarming moments of community service and celebration.

The conversation weaves through homemade vegetarian feasts, comedy show critiques, and the joys of spontaneous happy hours. Our hosts share their unfiltered thoughts on everything from Instacart escapades to binge-watching Mormon reality shows, all while celebrating the freedom of their child-free lifestyle.

Between pole fitness classes, rental car mishaps, and overpriced Mother's Day brunches, the conversation weaves through the ups and downs of balancing work and play. The hosts offer authentic insights into bartending life, from managing busy shifts to handling recurring regulars, all while maintaining their sense of humor.

Ready for a rollercoaster of laughs, cringe-worthy moments, and real talk about life in the service industry? Hit play to join this entertaining journey through an unforgettable series of events!

Sam showed off her sports fanatic side at Banditland and joined Jeff and Friends at Dockside for a little derby action. Sadly, her night ended in chaos after she accidentally locked a cat in the bathroom with her while battling the toilet! 

Come for the mocktails, stay for the stories-and maybe double-check your bathroom doors.

We'll take you through a unique indoor gaming experience at Lob, share our disappointment at the locked State House, and recount our adventures at Red Rocks. Experience our first-time kombucha tasting, Topgolf excitement, and the unforgettable Easter drag bingo brunch. 

Then we shuffle off to Honeoye Falls for wine tastings paired with candy to the Rupaul's Drag Race season finale, this episode is packed with laughter, friendship, and the perfect balance of fun and heartfelt moments. Tune in to hear how we turned a weekend of exhaustion into unforgettable memories!

Listen now to experience our Denver adventures and discover why sometimes the best stories come from the most unexpected places.

Experience the rollercoaster of emotions as we discuss:

• The fascinating traditions of the Masters' green jacket
• The prestigious Career Grand Slam achievement in golf
• Personal challenges with budgeting and self-image
• A packed week of family gatherings and church

Through it all, we maintain our signature humor while tackling both the meaningful moments and everyday struggles that make life interesting.

Whether you're curious about celebrity space flights or looking for honest product reviews, this episode has something for everyone. Tune in to hear how sometimes the most unexpected moments - like winning free spray tans - can brighten our whole outlook!

Listen now to join our candid conversation about life's ups, downs, and everything in between.

The conversation weaves through various topics, including a visit to the newly renovated Studio 14 fitness center, a memorable night at Tees and Taps, and an unexpected friendship with a vibrant 60-year-old workout buddy. They also discuss their take on podcasts dealing with heavy themes, their movie recommendations, and some juicy local gossip shared by a massage therapist.

Join us for this engaging episode filled with laughter, real talk about fitness struggles, and the joy of discovering new experiences. Whether you're a fitness enthusiast, entertainment buff, or just love good conversation, this episode has something for everyone.

Ready to hear all the details about their pole dancing mishaps and light show adventures? Tune in now!

The highlight of this episode is a discussion with author Dawn Barclay about her groundbreaking book "Vacations Can Be Murder," a unique travel guide that transforms New England's dark history into fascinating tourist destinations. 

Ready to explore the darker side of New England tourism and get our unfiltered takes on the latest in entertainment? Tune in now for an episode that will both intrigue and delight!

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They chat about their Thai food dinner from Roma Thai in Amherst, NY and what they’re reading.  A little bit of love advice and wrap it up with Sam's beautiful botox updates.

Food 
Roma Thai and Burmese Cuisine 

Books 
Hiding My Privates – Lady Chablis, Theodore Bouloukos 
They Both Die at the End - Adam Silvera